An E statement is a particular negative statement. On the Traditional Square of

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An E statement is a particular negative statement. On the Traditional Square of Opposition, if "All angels have wings" is true, then "Some angels have wings" must also be true. O True False Using a truth table, an argument is always valid only if there is at least one row where the premises are all true and the conclusion is false. there is at least one row where the premises and conclusion are all true. there is no row where the premises are all false and the conclusion is true. there is no row where the premises are all true and the conclusion is false.

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Answer of question number 24) is TRUE because E is called the universal negative statement.

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